TikTok Creators Pivot to Twitter While Gen Z Struggles With Algorithm Burnout and Canada Welcomes the Platform Back

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1:01with peak posting times hitting weekday mornings and lunch hours. But hold the dance challenges. Gen Z is confessing their glued to TikTok yet totally over it. The Harris Poll reports the algorithms recent tweaks blame partly on U.S. regulatory pressure and testing per AOL have everyone griping about FYP's gone rogue. They're craving that touchgrass. Vide, dialing back screen time for more real life vibes, even as marketers chase the captive crowd. Big headlines? Global news just dropped that TikTok's back in Canada after a 2024 ban over security fears tied to its Chinese roots. They've inked a deal for beefed up kid protections and data safeguards, saving jobs and flipping the script, says the federal industry minister. From ALGO fixes to comebacks, TikTok's evolving faster than a viral sound. What's your take listeners? Thanks for tuning in. Subscribe for more. This has been a quiet pleased production. For more, check out quietplease.ai